Product Overview
FEATURES
√. Ultrasonic humidifier use high frequency oscillation to atomized water
√. Oscillatory frequency 1.7 MHZ, atomization diameter ≤ 10μm
√. Automatic control system, humidity set freely from 10% to 95% RH
√. Standard water inlet, drainage and overflow outlet, automatic water level control
√. Atomization working without mechanical drive, pollution, noise
√. High atomization rate, low malfunction rate
√. High efficiency, energy saving
√. Oscillatory frequency 1.7 MHZ, atomization diameter ≤ 10μm
√. Automatic control system, humidity set freely from 10% to 95% RH
√. Standard water inlet, drainage and overflow outlet, automatic water level control
√. Atomization working without mechanical drive, pollution, noise
√. High atomization rate, low malfunction rate
√. High efficiency, energy saving
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
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Model
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FL-US24
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Humidity Capacity
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24kg/h
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Power input
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2400W
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Voltage
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220V/50HZ
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Diameter of mist hole
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Φ160mm
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Phase
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Single
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Humidity control
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10%-95%
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Net weight
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60KG
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Work temperature
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-5-40℃
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Dimension
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850*650*475mm
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Packing Size
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950*750*575mm
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Suitable area
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210-280m2
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How does an ultrasonic humidifier work?
Ultrasonic humidifiers use a metal plate that vibrates back and forth at a very high frequency in order to create an ultrasonic pitch. Although humans cannot hear ultrasonic noises, they are very effective at dislodging dirt from surfaces, transmitting information, navigating unseen areas, and much more. In the case of ultrasonic humidifiers, ultrasonic vibrations within the water cause water molecules to break apart while pressure created at the surface forces the water droplets to exit the humidifier as a cold fog.
Application:
planting, breeding, hatching, static elimination in the electronics industry, gas stations, textiles, gunpowder, disinfection, printing, papermaking, laboratories, medicine, tobacco, tea, supermarket preservation, etc.
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